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Subject: | scikit-maad, soundscape analysis in Python |
From: | Juan Sebastián Ulloa <> |
Date: | Thu, 23 Sep 2021 13:59:05 +0000 |
Dear all,
We have been working during the last years developing scikit-maad, a Python toolbox for soundscape analysis. scikit-maad was designed to analyze environmental audio recordings and bring flexibility to (1) load and process digital audio, (2) segment and find regions of interest, (4) compute acoustic features and (4) estimate the sound pressure level of acoustic events. We recently launched version 1.2 with an application article in the journal Method in Ecology and Evolution. The project is in active development, seeking additional functionalities for audio processing and measurement calibration. The source code is hosted on GitHub, where researchers are invited to collaborate, submit new features or report issues. We hope that this development will create synergies between the community of researchers, such as engineers, data scientists, ecologists, biologists and conservation practitioners, to explore and understand the acoustic diversity of ecological systems. All the best,
The scikit-maad development team
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